EPC Squash and Racketball

A nice internal team event down at The Edgbaston Priory Club this weekend 🥵

Our winning team will attend the PSA Squash Tour British Open on Friday 5th June down at the Birmingham Rep and get the chance to get on the show court!!!

Last silver event of the season down in Lincoln at the weekend! Another podium for Siona, with a second placed finish playing up an age group in the girls Under 17. 6th place finish for Hazem in the Boys under 11, and a strong 5th place for Arya playing up an age group in the girls U13. Strong showings also from Vardhan, Sebastien, Olivia and Isaac! Well done everyone who competed! 💪

We are delighted to share our High Performance Junior Camps down at The Edgbaston Priory Club 🔥
DM us, or contact Mike via email to secure your space, we expect this to sell out!

Well done to The Edgbaston Priory Club members, Leo and Luke, for receiving their colours at BCU 👏🏼

A fantastic evening on Saturday at our and dinner and dance 2026! 🔥
111 tickets sold, 12 awards handed out and plenty of fun celebrating a year of success down at The Edgbaston Priory Club 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Well done to ourThe Edgbaston Priory Club Academy Juniors - Arya and George who won the IAPS championships yesterday 💪🏼🤜🏼
They were representing The Blue Coat School, Birmingham and Hallfield School who we work closely with as school partners

Well done to England Squash last week, who won 5 Nations again 💪🏼
Shout out to The Edgbaston Priory Club Squash Academy Junior - Siona Mishra who represented England again, and was unbeaten 👏🏼

Don’t forget our 6 week courses start from Monday (13th April) and we still have some spaces left to book on, down at The Edgbaston Priory Club
See you on court 👍🏼💪🏼

Squash courts first arrived at the Edgbaston Priory Club in Birmingham in 1934 when two were built. Since then it has held the men’s British Open in 1969 and 1970, along with early rounds more recently.
Rising to six courts when a new clubhouse was built in 1965 it became the coaching base of Nasrullah Khan (pictured at the club) who was instrumental in the success of Jonah Barrington, along with a number of other players who were attracted to his mentoring there. The Edgbaston Priory ClubJonah BarringtonEngland Squash